Optometry vs. Ophthalmology
At New York Ophthalmology, we offer eye care to everyone. We have 5 locations to serve patients in NYC, in Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Manhattan. Our eye doctors and ophthalmologists in New York. With a team of ophthalmologists…
Corneal Disease and Scar Treatment
Your cornea is the first thing the light hits when it reaches your eye—a transparent bulbous structure, which acts as your eyes’ outermost lens. With the iris, pupil, and lens’s help, it helps focus light onto the retina and contributes most to clear vision. At New York Ophthalmology…
Workplace Eye Wellness Month: 8 Ways to Reduce Digital Eyestrain
March is Prevent Blindness’ Workplace Eye Wellness Month, which means now is an excellent time to check in with your ophthalmologist in the Brooklyn, Washington Heights area. Over the last year, offices around the globe went remote, ushering in an era of Zoom meetings…
Why Do You Need to See a Retinal Specialist?
At New York Ophthalmology, Dr. Neil Patel is a fellowship-trained vitreoretinal specialist who can assess your eyes for signs of retina disease and perform surgery and treatment. Dr. Patel’s training and experience allow him to diagnose any retinal concerns or diseases and provide proper treatment. With 5 locations throughout NYC…
Eye Exams at Every Age: Your First Line of Defense Against Macular Degeneration
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of vision loss in U.S. adults over 65. While there is no cure for AMD, staying on top of regular eye exams allows you to spot symptoms early on and get treated right away. That means…
The Importance of Multichannel Touchpoints and Doctor-Patient Communication
At New York Ophthalmology, we offer multiple options for contacting the practice and scheduling your consultation. We offer in-person consultations at our 5 NYC ophthalmology locations as well as telemedicine consultations for your…
Seeing the Future Clearly: Everything You Need to Know About Pediatric Eye Exams
From packing healthy lunches to enforcing bedtimes to helping out with remote learning, there’s nothing you won’t do to make sure your child has everything they need to succeed. But there’s one more item that deserves a spot on…
Early Signs of Glaucoma
Glaucoma is a common eye condition where a person experiences progressive damage to their optic nerve. The optic nerve relays visual information to the brain, and its damage may range from visual loss to blindness. At New York Ophthalmology, Dr. Nathan Radcliffe is a glaucoma specialist who…
Glaucoma Prevention: 5 Reasons You Should Make a New Year’s Resolution to Visit the Ophthalmologist
Can you remember the last time you scheduled an eye exam to screen for glaucoma? If the answer is no, you’re likely due for a visit to an ophthalmologist. At our locations in Jackson Heights, Queens, and throughout New York, we specialize in keeping your eyes healthy. Routine exams…
4 Winter Eye Issues & How to Prevent Them
With temperatures dropping fast and winter around the corner, it’s time to think about keeping your eyes healthy during the colder months. With a few helpful tips and tricks and a visit to your ophthalmologist or optometrist in Jackson Heights, you can enjoy hydrated and protected eyes no matter the weather. In this blog post, we will discuss a few common eye concerns people face during the winter months and share tips for keeping…